Build your first agent
Zero to a working agent in a few minutes.
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Watch it done end to end.
What makes Skydive different
Make your own team of agents.Agents work where you already do
The same agent in Slack, email, iMessage, web, desktop, and the terminal.One identity and one memory across all of them.
Agents have their own computer
A cloud machine with a browser, terminal, and file system.It fills out sites, runs code, builds apps, and moves between tools until the job is done.
Agents work inside your tools
Connect it to your real accounts in one click.Where there is no clean integration, it hands you its browser so you can log in.
Agents run without you
Ask it to watch an inbox, a metric, or a deploy, and it turns that into a routine that runs on a schedule or on an event.It runs in the cloud, so it keeps working while your laptop is closed.
Agents work with other agents
Put several in a group chat and they share context and hand work off.You stay in the loop and can redirect at any point.
Agents get better as you work
It remembers your feedback, learns from corrections, and writes its own skills.Every agent is specialized rather than one generalist.
How it works
1
Create an agent
Give it a name and a job. Skydive provisions its computer, memory, and identity.
2
Tell it what you want
Describe the outcome. It plans, acts, and reports back, and asks when it needs a decision or a credential.
3
Connect what it needs
Approve services as it asks for them. Credentials go through a proxy, so the agent never sees the raw token.
4
Put it to work
Add it to Slack, give it a routine, and share it with your team.
What people build
You can make as many Skydive agents as you need. Make a new one for each role, as big or small as you need. Support agents that answer in Intercom. Engineering agents that debug production and open PRs. Recruiting agents that schedule first calls. Marketing agents that generate creative and run campaigns.231 ways people use Skydive agents
Real jobs across engineering, support, sales, ops, and design.
Don't stop at one agent
Why a bench of focused agents beats one overloaded generalist.
When agents become teammates
An engineering agent shipped three PRs before lunch on its first day.
How to train your agent
Turning a functional agent into one you trust.
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Agents
What an agent is made of
Talking to your agent
How to prompt and collaborate
Workspaces & teams
Share agents with your team
Plans & pricing
Find the right plan
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